Question 1

Can I mix this with my loose incense and light to burn it, in place of placing on a charcoal disc to burn?

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You can, but how well it will work depends on the ingredients.  If you use loose incense that has been powdered, you will get the best results.  If you use loose incense that is coarser, you'll have to work harder to find a ratio that will work.  As a general guide, I'd use 1 part powdered incense to 2 parts tabu-no-ki (makko).  Try that, and then you can begin to adjust to ratios to get the exact scent you want.  Have fun!

Question 2

Do you sell m9re then 4 oz?

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That is the only size I have available on Amazon.  Sorry.

Question 3

How can i make these stay lit? I let them dry 5 days thanks

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While it's possible they aren't dry, after 5 days, they should be ready to burn in most cases after that amount of time.  Incense making is a lot like baking.  The answer to your question probably lies in the recipe you used.  Contact me with your recipe and I'll see if I can spot any issues.  To fix the incense you've already made, there are a couple of things you can try.  First, add some essential oil to your dry incense.  Just a drop or two for cones, a little more for sticks, and that will make them more likely to burn.  Spread the oil along the entire length of the incense and allow to dry for an hour before lighting.  Second, you can mist the dry incense with a light coat of water and then roll the incense in the tabu-no-ki powder.  Let dry for 48 hours, knock off any loose powder, and they will probably burn.  DON'T try both methods on the same incense.  Water and essential oils don't play well together.  Send me your recipe and I'd be happy to take a look.

ASIN	B0891XFDP1
Best Sellers Rank	#782,937 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #1,621 in Incense
Brand Name	The Incense Dragon
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (112)
Item Form	Powder
Item Length	9 inches
Manufacturer	The Incense Dragon
Material Type	Tabu-No-Ki
Model Number	Tabu No Ki
Number of Items	1
Product Benefits	Facilitates Natural Incense Creation and Burning
Scent Name	Unscented
Unit Count	4 Ounce

Makko Powder for Making Natural Incense (Also Called Tabu no ki) (4 Ounces)

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